Google says on a support page that it is "gradually rolling out" a new change allowing users to change their Gmail address.

To do this, go to your Google Account, where you can find the icon option to Manage Your Google Account. Then you can select ...

If you see any email that stops you cold, suggesting you’ve been caught in the act, do not engage, do not reply, do not open ...

I got tired of endless holiday spam. Here’s how I used Apple’s temporary burner email feature to instantly shut off unwanted ...

Next year, Michael and Susan Dell plan to move $250 into the new Trump accounts of millions of children under 10. You’ll need to live in the right ZIP code. By Ron Lieber and Nicholas Kulish On ...

The U.S. Department of Education violated employees’ freedom of speech rights when it inserted language to their out-of-office emails blaming “Democrat Senators” for the federal government shutdown, a ...

Phishing scams that mimic real companies like American Express can slip into your inbox looking almost legitimate. The best way to stay safe is to create strong digital habits that protect your ...

Google posted a new help document that says it will delete accounts without any campaigns after 6 months. "If an account does not have any campaigns, it’ll be permanently deleted by Google Ads 6 ...

Google is tightening its account retention policy — canceled Google Ads accounts will now be permanently deleted six months after cancellation, marking the end of indefinite account storage. Driving ...

SHREVEPORT, La. - Remember when getting an email was exciting? Back in the AOL days, that “You’ve got mail!” alert was something to look forward to. Now, for most of us, it’s more like “You’ve got ...

Your Outlook emails might be moved to the Junk folder. Check this. If you find your emails there, move them to the Inbox. Right-click on the email and select Move to > Inbox. You might have ...

Spam is annoying and can sometimes be dangerous if it's part of a widespread phishing attack. When you see spam, you delete it, at least that's what conventional wisdom suggests. However, it now seems ...